You went more elaborate than I would have! I'd have 'invested' in big sheets of thick cardboard and a couple of rolls of duct tape for "hinges/joints/seams". When you first mentioned your issue I expected you were going to build a simple wall to turn your printer corner of the garage into a "closet" that's braced against the wall (floor anchors optional). If you're goal is to stabilize the temps, then your frames are big enough to make a 'cabinet' to get you through (and maybe even save some $$ on keeping your garage so warm in the winter). Good luck with it, and thanks for sharing your fun.
“Sometimes you gotta make it wrong before you can make it right” That’s always stuck with me in 3d printing. I no longer nit pick before the first print May wanna consider taking your top two products, and do 30sec videos on them, advertise those videos on fb, TikTok and Google, direct the traffic right to the Etsy listing. I know it sucks to do, and pay for - but you are obviously good at making videos and I believe any product worth its weight, will need launched and advertised to properly execute its idea. It’s all about more eyes seeing it Killing it with the giga, that last print turned out amazing for large format. Great to see! Btw, Thanks for the shout out brother!
Riv-nuts. Then put holes in and you can bolt it on, and take it off, the sides will have permanent screw holes. What I plan for mine, but with 3D printed side panels that will hold the plexi.
Pull up Dave Gatton here on the tubes. He does a Wednesday night live on CNC stuff. Anyways his enclosure is what I want you to look at. He uses lift off panels with 3d printed holds for the sides. I think the first show like 2 months ago he shows it in more detail.
You could use a couple of those 1" magnets to hold the top/edges of the plexiglass to the frame - to separate the magnets just slide the plexiglass sideway an inch
Bro, you should get the Osmo pocket 3 from DJI! it’s a camera that follows you around. I’m really thinking about pulling the trigger on one. I saw Sam from Sam craft got one and a couple other people! If you’re thinking about it, let me know. I’ll send you over my link ;) lol Also, this is Corey from Williams workshop by the way.
You really should screw that glass into the frame. It will stiffen the printer like nuts. This should seriously improve your prints, at the upper half of the volume.
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You went more elaborate than I would have! I'd have 'invested' in big sheets of thick cardboard and a couple of rolls of duct tape for "hinges/joints/seams". When you first mentioned your issue I expected you were going to build a simple wall to turn your printer corner of the garage into a "closet" that's braced against the wall (floor anchors optional). If you're goal is to stabilize the temps, then your frames are big enough to make a 'cabinet' to get you through (and maybe even save some $$ on keeping your garage so warm in the winter).
Good luck with it, and thanks for sharing your fun.
“Sometimes you gotta make it wrong before you can make it right”
That’s always stuck with me in 3d printing. I no longer nit pick before the first print
May wanna consider taking your top two products, and do 30sec videos on them, advertise those videos on fb, TikTok and Google, direct the traffic right to the Etsy listing.
I know it sucks to do, and pay for - but you are obviously good at making videos and I believe any product worth its weight, will need launched and advertised to properly execute its idea. It’s all about more eyes seeing it
Killing it with the giga, that last print turned out amazing for large format. Great to see!
Btw, Thanks for the shout out brother!
My man, all the thanks to you for the insight 🫱🏼🫲🏻
for the "door" you can just use magnets around it and it will hold it in place
Well Done on the Clips
Riv-nuts. Then put holes in and you can bolt it on, and take it off, the sides will have permanent screw holes. What I plan for mine, but with 3D printed side panels that will hold the plexi.
-10 Celsius here in Alberta Canada and snowing yippee.
Pull up Dave Gatton here on the tubes. He does a Wednesday night live on CNC stuff. Anyways his enclosure is what I want you to look at. He uses lift off panels with 3d printed holds for the sides. I think the first show like 2 months ago he shows it in more detail.
I have everything dimensioned for the enclosure to +/-1/32” if you’re interested. Building mine now.
Cold? C'mon up here in Maine 😁 kudos on the enclosure, it makes a huge difference on my printers, being able to control the printing environment.
Makrolon is polycarbonate, PC, same stuff as riot shields, plexiglass is acrylic, more scratchy resistance lot less shatter resistance
So I can use the giga as a safe room?
@TechnicalsTinkers Should be safe if the giga starts a riot😉
maybe velcro the corners of the front for ease of access... just a thought
You could use a couple of those 1" magnets to hold the top/edges of the plexiglass to the frame - to separate the magnets just slide the plexiglass sideway an inch
Earlier you were worried about the spool falling - maybe use some left over plexiglass as a shield?
Exactly what I did in this vid!
Morning Good People
Bro, you should get the Osmo pocket 3 from DJI! it’s a camera that follows you around. I’m really thinking about pulling the trigger on one. I saw Sam from Sam craft got one and a couple other people! If you’re thinking about it, let me know. I’ll send you over my link ;) lol Also, this is Corey from Williams workshop by the way.
Shoulda said something sooner! Welcome!
Also, a drone in the house would send my dogs up the wall lmao
@ lol no it’s not a drone it’s a hand held camera I’ll send you the link
I am really intrigued about you black spool holders. are they free to download?
they are on thingiverse, ultimate anti tangle spool holder
You really should screw that glass into the frame. It will stiffen the printer like nuts. This should seriously improve your prints, at the upper half of the volume.